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DOVE LETTERS
ILLUSTRATED MUSIC VIDEOS
An artist collaboration exploring the therapeutic realm of video storytelling with traditional and original music.
Images from previous galleries have been incorporated into these videos demonstrating a way to re-use images to tell a story.
DOVE LETTERS
“Scarborough Fair," is a traditional English ballad about unrequited love. With a host of versions dating as far back as 1670, the familiar refrain "parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme," first appeared during the 19th century. All versions contain riddles, both sides requesting a solution before love might be reciprocated. In this rendition, the illustrations combine themes from multiple adaptations, in particular Lady Isabel and the Elf Knight [Child 4].
An illustrated interpretation of the Renaissance carol named after the city of Coventry, England. This contemporary version focuses on the protection of innocent children across Earth. The old-English slang words "lully, lullay, lully, lullay," mean "I saw, I saw.”
A universal adaptation of the song, Breath of Heaven, addressing self-doubt, difficult challenges and
a shared need for compassion, kindness and moral support.
An illustrated song for the inner child and the magic of our child-self